Are you looking for a way to earn a little extra money? �You should consider selling some of the stuff that you never use! �The internet is a fantastic resource for decluttering and making money off of stuff that is just taking up space. �
Do you have a savings goal in mind? �Do you want to build your emergency fund? �Save for a vacation? �How about pay off some bills? �The good thing is, you can sell pretty much anything online to save up for these goals, the question is. Where?
Here are 5 of the best websites to use for selling your stuff:
- Amazon. �If you are looking to sell your books, movies or CDs, Amazon is the place to do it! �This can be done via your Amazon Trade In account. �Click on �Your Account� at Amazon and choose Trade In account. �From there, you can enter the information of what you are looking to trade. �You will receive Amazon Gift Cards in exchange for your item. �
- Ebay. �The world�s biggest online auction site! �If you have more unique items that won�t cost a lot to ship, Ebay is your best bet for selling online. �Ebay takes a small percentage for auction fees, but you have the ability to set a reserve and determine how much your stuff sells for.
- Fiverr. �Are you selling your services? �Head on over to Fiverr and get to work! �There are people who legitimately earn a full time income working on Fiverr. �At Fiverr you put your services (just about any service) up for sale for $5 and you can charge for extras (expedited work, etc). �
- Etsy. �Are you selling your creations? �Etsy is the place to go to sell handmade goods. �It is a great marketplace to sell in because there are many people that love to buy handmade items.
- Facebook. �Don�t deny it, you are on FB all day, right? �Why not use Facebook for more than just killing time. �Throughout Facebook there are �For Sale� groups that allow you to sell your items. �This is more of an online/in person sales tactic, but it works great! �Unlike CL, it is not anonymous. �People can see your name and face in your negotiations, so you are far less likely to run into the no-shows that many often deal with on Craigslist.
Anna
Good list!